From Chaos to Clarity: Rethinking Law Firm Finances
Ben Hockema joined the Legal Helm podcast to talk about how law firm owners can take control of their numbers, build real profitability, and create businesses that support their lives—not run them. A candid, practical conversation about money, mindset, and building with intention.
Pay Yourself First
Too many business owners get paid last—often at the expense of their wellbeing and their firm’s future. Ben Hockema shares how the Profit First model helps lawyers prioritize profit, reduce stress, and build healthier, more sustainable practices.
Financial Planning for Families
Ben explains his philosophical approach to financial planning and the significance of self-reflection and being intentional with your spending. He also shares easy tips for busy, overwhelmed parents on how to develop a path that is unique to their own family’s goals, hopes, and dreams.
Legacy Leaders
Ben sat down with Stan Miller, CEO of Pinnacle Legacy Law, to talk about financial planning for diverse clients.
How to Split a Toaster
In this episode, we offer insights on:
How does divorce impact your financial psychology?
What are the stages of undoing the experience with a poor financial partner?
How can you rebuild your financial life after divorce?
Money Alignment Academy
On the Aligned Money Show, George and I delved into the reasons people are turning to message boards and social media for financial insight and how advisors can prove their worth to skeptics by providing… value (who knew?).
Successful Working Parents
This is a really great episode if you feel like you don't have a great relationship with money and you're worried about passing that on to your kids.
Financial Independence for Therapists & Educators
In this conversation, we discuss how to create a solid financial plan in your career so you can focus your time and energy on the impact you can make.
Building Financial Literacy from Elementary School through Adulthood
In this conversation, Ben and Karen discuss:
1. How to overcome shame so you can teach kids about money, even if you’re not a financial expert (or don’t think you’re good at money management)…